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There are different temperatures at different parts of the fire. The hottest temperature in most wood fires are found in the red embers after the fire has been going for awhile. These temperatures are from 1200 degrees to 1500 degrees. However, since so much air is circulating around the fire, grates and other nearby object rarely exceed 1000 degrees.
The gas fire probably burns at a lower temperature, with the grate also being the hottest part…around 1000 degrees. This is evident because the grates sometimes glow…and iron glows at approx 1000-1100 degrees F.
The flue in both cases is usually quite cool, because of the air mixture. In colonial times, some flues were built from WOOD with a mud pack on the inside…. chances are that the normal flue temperature for such an open fire fall in the 250-400 degree range
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What would happen if an aerosol can was thrown into a hot fireplace or oven?
The particles of the gas will heat up, move faster and collide with each other more, increasing the pressure and the can will explode.
How does using the billows affect the combustion of the wood in the fireplace?
A bellows injects O2 into the flame causing it to burn hotter. Much like blowing on a hot ember while trying to get a fire started.
Heat given off by a fireplace is an example of conduction convection radiation insolation?
The fireplace's heat is an example of radiation.
How does a fireplace work?
it burns the wood
If a gas fireplace is on and the electricity goes out will the fireplace continue to work?
It really all depends on the type of Fireplace you have. Fireplaces usually run on a pilot with a thermocouple or thermopile. These produce their own milivolts to run the gas valve. These type of fireplaces do not need power to ignite. If the fireplace's on/off switch is a remote that runs off of batteries or is a switch on the faceplate of the fireplace, then this fireplace should work with no power. Most fireplaces have a blower that circulates the warm air it generates. This fan would be running on 120v from the street and would not work when the power goes out. You may still have a flame on, but all the heat it generates is going out the stack. Other fireplaces have no fan and are mainly for looks. You may have a fireplace that is dependent on the 120volts and will do nothing. Check the operation manual on your fireplace.
A good sentence with fireplace in it?
The fireplace was so hot it nearly broke yesterday.
Why do children not hang stokinges by the fireplace in Brazil?
Brazil is a very hot country. Nobody has a fireplace.
Can a wood fireplace get to hot?
yes if there is too much fire it can get too hot
Where would it be possible to buy a fireplace rug?
Furniture and fireplace stores will have fireplace rugs. However you can get some regular rugs for this. Most people prefer the fireplace rugs because they are heat resistant and can withstand hot conditions.
What are those things you put in front of the fireplace?
Screens are often placed in front of a fireplace to catch hot embers. Similarly, metal fenders are sometimes used around the bottom of a fireplace to catch sparks.
What was used to curl mens hair in 1745?
hot irons heated in the fireplace.
How does a gas fireplace blower enhance the efficiency and heat distribution of a gas fireplace?
A gas fireplace blower enhances efficiency and heat distribution by circulating the warm air produced by the fireplace throughout the room. This helps to evenly distribute heat and prevent hot spots, making the fireplace more effective in heating the space.
How hot does the average fireplace fire get?
The average fireplace fire can reach temperatures of around 1,100-1,200 degrees Fahrenheit. This can vary depending on factors such as the type of wood and airflow in the fireplace.
How does a fireplace blower work to improve the efficiency of a fireplace?
A fireplace blower is a device that helps to improve the efficiency of a fireplace by circulating warm air throughout the room. It works by drawing in cool air from the room, passing it over the hot surface of the fireplace, and then blowing the warmed air back into the room. This helps to distribute heat more evenly and effectively, making the fireplace more efficient at heating the space.
Why does your fireplace mantel get hot when the gas is lit?
When the gas is lit in a fireplace, the flames generate heat that radiates outwards. Some of this heat warms the materials around the fireplace, including the mantel, causing it to become hot. The mantel is designed to withstand a certain amount of heat, but it is important to ensure it is not excessively hot to prevent any safety hazards.
How hot does a fireplace burn?
Can get up to 150-300 degrees Farhen hight
How do adult insects protect themselves from the cold?
They sit my the Fireplace sippin Hot coco :P
